He said "It almost feels like priming an NF with a [k26] equivalent", but I agree with you; that still sounds like an awful lot of spring power.

If the NERF N-Strike Elite Strongarm Blaster looks a lot like the classic Maverick REV-6, but While it does share some features with the Maverick, there are significant differences and improvements as well. I would add that you can use needle nose pliers instead of a rotary tool to take out the barrel posts.Handling has not changed: Eject the drum by the push of the button and load 6 darts, pull the sled to ready the blaster and let a dart fly on the push of the trigger. Suitable for people over 14 years old, modification requires modding skill, it is best to refer to the relevant instructions to reduce unnecessary trouble. Keep in mind that anyone can view public collections - they may also appear in recommendations and other places.

It has the same long-range power as other N-Strike Elite Blasters (sold separately), and it rapid-fires 6 darts when you pump the Slam Fire slide repeatedly while holding the trigger. Sellers are responsible for following applicable laws and regulations, including posting items with accurate labelling and warnings. There's just been a couple of issues I've had with mine, tried rebarreling one barrel with the polyester tubing on mcmaster, and that didn't go over well, actually resulted in a loss of range - possibly due to the fact that the plunger only forms a temporary seal with the barrel. You can change your choices at any time by visiting Cookie preferences, as described in the Cookie notice. To regain access, please make sure that cookies and JavaScript are enabled before reloading the page.I just find it easier to put the screws in a bowl, because then I don't have to align every screw with every slot. If you don't keep it, you'd have to create a filler, because it leaves two holes in the bottom of the grip. It can be differentiated from its predecessor in size, with the Strongarm being larger than the REV-6. Also, it would help out to dremel down the corners, I find that doing so makes loading the turret WAY easier. As a side note I have found that pliers and ordinary sandpaper can do just as good a job, if not as fast.